Geeselad

Delanattes on hold.

Thanks for settling those points. It was a topic of conversation in the car on the way to a night out last night and so topical and relevant and I think it's already proved a popular talking point. I hope the King's lasts forever personally, obviously still a Mecca for many and has played an essential part in the survival of the scene. If some of the tourists have gone and. there's more space to dance this van only be a positive for the punter

1.kings Hall, and didn't want to name it, but as you insist 2. Reportably less than 500 in all rooms, and again didn't want to be specific 3. I couple of weeks ago 4. Haven't a clue, don't usually go to mainstream northern events 5.no 6. Because this is a site for conversation. Speculative, well there must be thousands of speculative threads about the nature of or direction of the scene. look at the popular. 'is it time to sell up?' thread for a good example. I simply wanted a general discussion of current trends in nighters. Really didn't want to be specific Hope you can enlighten us to the facts, and obviously your views on nighter trends are valued too.

I was shocked to learn of the recent attendance of a large commercial allnigher. Having not been to such an allnigher in many years I hear this a trend that's been happening for a while. At the same time more regional and in many Ways more authentic nighters such as Swinton, rugby etc seem to be going through a renaissance at the moment. Your views are much appreciated.

That's les Battersby then, lol

There's a whole thread practically dedicated to how soulful peel was, wasn't....

My first alnighter was the paddocks place in Holborn. There was a modern room upstairs which was seemed pretty empty. I can remember ion Playing saxie Russell, and shouting, 'stomp you bastards stomp'. Couple of dudes from upstairs came down, Addidas tracksuits, loads of Mr T gold chains and dreads. they had a dance off with keb, busting break dance moves, but he blew them away. Think I met Dave carne and sedge for the first time that night.

I went to that, crazy venue, rasta club?

Pm to reserve, post £2.90, UK, pm for overseas. Carmen Taylor - you're puttin me on-karma sutra, ex, indemand northern, getting harder to find £28 Herbs-put a hurting in my heart, smoke. NM, really nice copy of this brilliant 2sider. £20 Jocko-blast off to love, wand. Vg Close to vg+ plays great. Rare popcorn, r and b. £25 Turnarounds-somewhere in this world trc. Ex, has cut out gold paint on label, great 2sider. £12 Jackie Ross-new lover. Vg+chess. Classic 2sider £12 Betty Swann-fall in love with me, abet NM in company sleave. £15 Fontella bass - my good loving. Pram Vg+, plays great. £15 Monitors don't put off tomorrow.... /since I lost you girl. vip ex, £15 James brown - signed sealed and delivered - King, ex, great underplayed r and b, a £15 Johnny Jones and the King casuls-its gonna be good-brunswick. Ex, 2 good Funk sides £16 Billy Preston-Billy's bag-president NM, £10 classic. Delanattes - you've got that feeling-shikari. NM Really clean copy of this raw uptempo soul/gospel growler, and rare! £50 now £45 Sharon Robbins good gracious baby/the reo - Jay em. Ex, nice obscure northern 2 sider. £15 Joyce Kennedy - does anybody love me - blue rock,ex, £17 Now £14 Aubrey twins - poor boy - epic wdj Nice white demo of this catchy northern dancer, ex, £18 Now £16 Love committee - I made a mistake - mca, ex. Great modern dancer. £12 sold sold Marion Black - more love is what we need- prix, NM, tipped modern dancer,£12 sold sold Edited 11 hours ago by geeselad Update

Hi fi pal.

Pm to reserve, post £2.90, UK, pm for overseas. Fontella bass - my good loving. Pram Vg+, plays great. £15 Monitors don't put off tomorrow.... /since I lost you girl. vip ex, £15 James brown - signed sealed and delivered - King, ex, great underplayed r and b, a £15 Johnny Jones and the King casuls-its gonna be good-brunswick. Ex, 2 good Funk sides £16 Billy Preston-Billy's bag-president NM, £10 classic. Delanattes - you've got that feeling-shikari. NM Really clean copy of this raw uptempo soul/gospel growler, and rare! £50 now £45 Sharon Robbins good gracious baby/the reo - Jay em. Ex, nice obscure northern 2 sider. £15 Joyce Kennedy - does anybody love me - blue rock,ex, £17 Now £14 Aubrey twins - poor boy - epic wdj Nice white demo of this catchy northern dancer, ex, £18 Now £16 Love committee - I made a mistake - mca, ex. Great modern dancer. £12 sold sold Marion Black - more love is what we need- prix, NM, tipped modern dancer,£12 sold sold

Pm to reserve, post £2.90, UK, pm for overseas. Delanattes - you've got that feeling-shikari. NM Really clean copy of this raw uptempo soul/gospel growler, and rare! £50 Sharon Robbins good gracious baby/the reo - Jay em. Ex, nice obscure northern 2 sider. £15 Joyce Kennedy - does anybody love me - blue rock,ex, £17 Aubrey twins - poor boy - epic wdj Nice white demo of this catchy northern dancer, ex, £18 Love committee - I made a mistake - mca, ex. Great modern dancer. £12 sold sold Marion Black - more love is what we need- prix, NM, tipped modern dancer,£12 sold sold Thanks, more to add later.

I wondered if he knew Brian Jones, who less of an age gap?

I always go for sunday evening.

Ok, my degree in fashion from St Martins, must give me a rather limited insight. As does my 17 year's working in a secondary with kids 11-18. Or possibly the last 5years I've sent 3 nights a week at bmx tracks and parks with my son and loads or teenagers and youths in their early 20s. I'll give you the brand may have been cool in the late 60's and early 70s but its simply not a desirable brand and has sold any chance of credibility with countless ugly cash ins. Cheese and tacky. Sorry for the sarcasm and I may not be the target audience but I do have an credible veiw on this. They sell in places like Debenham, its not Thierry muglar for Christ's sake.

it just all looks like sale rail shite, cant imagine the designers have a clue about who buys this crap. they don't seems to have a any idea who the target audience is. apart from the original 60s gear (which was a cheap British alternative to brookes brothers shirts) the brand value is pretty low- think Falmers in the 8ts. This will do sweet FA to add value to the brand. the real deal

Probably the same as we do now, lol.

would 84 king st be the 2nd site for the paradise garage?

defect the 3rd, so there were 2 other defects before him? You'd have thought they'd got it right by then

you might be better on a breaks or disco site for that kind of track, sounds like something Larry Levan might have played at the garage

The Alex in Clapham, along with the bear in Stoke, defined what great soul night should be, at that time. The only place that's come close is different strokes.

Anyone got any old echoes? It was like a bible in terms of what was on at the time.

We're into Dave gorman territory here. O

I'm sure I have some bits somewhere chalky, when I see them again I'll pass them on.